The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-08
RAINSBORO.


Mrs. John Hixson IL on the sick list.
g. ". vanpslt, Of Leesburg, was in town
yesterday.
J. 3. wickersham, Of Greenfield, was in
town Sabbath.
Mrs. Malinda Gossett is among friends at
Hillsboro this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murdock ON
Wednesday. . girl.
Mrs. John shipton is suffering from an At
tack Of malarial fever.
DR.. Garrett is in much worse health than
usual for the past week.
J. B. Gossett and wife visited friends at
Greenfield on Thursday last.
Mrs. Jennie Miller visited friends at New
Lexington Thursday and Friday.
Rufus Foraker and wife, OF Littleton, were
among friends here Friday and Saturday.
Walter Skeen, of Greenfield, spent Saturday
night and Sunday among his friends here.
David Lucas, Of Westboro, was the guest Of
his daughter. Mrs. J. G. Redkey, Saturday.
Newell Il Holt are running their Touring
mill by steam since the water has given out.
Miss Hester Snider, of Lfesburg, spent the
past week here the guest of Miss Alice Taggart.
Mrs. James Washburn has been seriously III
for several days past, but is improving slowly.
William Oates returned last Friday from
Delaware, where he had been attending school.
Il. L. and Vernon Garrett are making hsh
pond and propose to try their skill in fish cul-
ture.
John Hulitt sold the surplus stock belonging
70 his fathers estate at the old homestead lasl
Saturday.
James Knisley has the frame Of his new res.
idence up and will soon have it enclosed and
under roof.
George Upp. Of Illinois, 10 visiting friends
in this vicinity and renewing acquaintances Of
other years.
Miss Jessie Browning has been the guest OF
the Misses M.ckerley, OF South Salem, for sew.
Vernon Jarrett took in "Rome Under Nero
last week, and came home delighted with what
he saw and heard.
Rev. NJ. Redkey and wife, Of Leesburg. at.
tended the funeral Of their uncle, A. W. Red.
key, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Rev. Q. J Wells and children are visit
ing friends at Felicity, o., during Rev. Welli
J. H. Roads, Of Chillicothe, IL here in ths
interest Of the estate Of P. y. Roads, deceased
| Of which he 10 one Of the executors.
Warren Taylor, Mr.. Tulles and daughter
and Mrs. Mary Caldwell, Of Westboro, attended
the funeral Of A. W. Redkey last Wednesday.
bams, where he has been In business during
the past year. He is in poor health at thii
time.
O. B. Rhoades received word yesterday tha,
his grandfather. Peter Lytle, Of Latham, wal
dead. He was one hundred and seven year,
Rev. James Rsdkey, Of Rsdkey, Indiana
came In to attend the funeral Of his brother
and has siuce been visiting among his friend
here and at Cynthisna.
School will begin next Monday with H. L
Garrett principal Miss Alice Tsggart vii
have charge Of the intermediate and Miss Min
ME Brown the primary department..
Everett Turner, near Newell's Mill, who hai
been deeply afflicted with spinal trouble TO
more than = year, is still poorly, with but
very slim prospect for recovery In the nes
future.
z. @. Miller moves to town to-day, and occu
pies the property he got in exchange for hi
farm south Of town, and J. W. Dewitt vii
move out to the farm vacated by Mr.. Nil
Ter, tomorrow.
Ed Clyburn & Spargur report havin
threshed twenty. four thousand bushels o
wheat this season. Caudy Il Montgomery hav
threaded large amount also, but We have nc
their figures Ut hand.
Hon. D. NJ. Barrett and J. B. Head left las
Wednesday % lay delegates TO the Cincinnati
u. e. Conference held ct Mechsnicsburg,
The former represents Rainsboro charge an
the latter Sinking Spring.
Rev. A. e. Wright, Of Cynthians, filed hi
regular appointment here last Sabbath, an
; has since been visiting among his parishioneri
He ia pleasantly closing up the second year {
his psstorate on this charge.